LittleFishFlyToTheS

This room is yours, do you like it?

What stocks are you buying?
We only buy SK Hynix, Micron, Samsung, and DRAM. You buy Xiaomi, Moutai, and Bitcoin – you're not even qualified to attend this meeting!

There are a few things that are very strange: eating too much makes you want to vomit, but if you haven't had them for a while, they occasionally taste pretty good. For example: Kangshifu instant noodles, McDonald's and KFC.

After checking the homicide and clearance rate data of several major countries, China's situation is somewhat astonishing.
The homicide rate in China is 0.44 per 100k people, while that in the United States is 11.5 times higher.
The clearance rate in China is as high as 99.94%, while in the United States it is only 61.4%.
This is mainly due to China's DNA, Skynet, etc.
Homicide rates in the UK and France are 2-3 times higher than in China, but the data on rape and robbery are very high; you can search for specifics.

Tesla in China also has to adapt to change.
Elon Musk + Doubao, as shown, just get used to it...
@elonmusk

Hong Kong Police Force officer Xu Bogo, a sharpshooter, ranked second out of more than 2,000 in the promotion exam to sergeant.
But he failed in stock and real estate investments, and due to his introverted personality and poor relationships within the force, he became a "double-faced evil cop," even killing several police colleagues, shocking Hong Kong.
First, he lured and killed officer Leung Sing-on, stole his service pistol, then robbed a bank, committing a major crime, and still planned to do some big things, idolizing Hitler.
One night, he specifically chose to ambush in the Sheung

From the son of China’s richest man to quietly walking the streets of Tokyo.
Wang Sicong’s days are far less carefree than they used to be.
Wang Jianlin is under even more crushing pressure now, and he’s lost weight to the point of looking nothing like himself. He’s now a minority shareholder of Wanda, while the major shareholder has become Taimeng.
Wanda now has debts of 600 billion yuan, including 140 billion yuan that must be repaid in interest. Just for interest alone, he has to pay more than 100 billion yuan every year. The cash on the books is only more than 100 billion yuan.
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Lei Jun invested 150 million yuan in Zhipu, and on the books he roughly made 14.8 billion yuan.
This is what wealthy people’s lives are like—so plain and unremarkable. Now I understand better why, when Lei Jun was in his 30s, he said, “There was a cold 4 billion lying in my account”—yes, that kind of emptiness. He said he felt “like he’d achieved nothing.”